October 2025: What Guardian Readers Loved Most
From groundbreaking documentaries to cutting-edge journalism, explore the most engaging content that dominated The Guardian's October 2025 readership.
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This Week's Most Stunning Global Pictures Revealed
From celestial wonders to sporting triumphs and poignant human moments - explore the world through this week's most powerful photographs capturing extraordinary events across continents.
Richard Gott: Guardian journalist and Latin America expert dies
Celebrating the life and legacy of Richard Gott, the radical Guardian journalist and Latin America expert whose controversial career redefined foreign reporting and anti-imperialist discourse.
Guardian Journalist Richard Gott Dies Aged 84
The Guardian mourns the loss of Richard Gott, its former literary editor and Latin America correspondent, who has died at 84, leaving behind a legacy of groundbreaking journalism and historical scholarship.
Olympic Park neighbours feel 'forgotten' in regeneration
Exclusive investigation reveals how communities surrounding the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park feel abandoned despite billions in regeneration funding, with urgent calls for improved infrastructure and community facilities.
Tory MPs turn on Badenoch as May elections loom
Conservative MPs are turning against former leadership contender Kemi Badenoch, with colleagues warning her political influence is waning ahead of crucial local elections that could determine her future.
Australia's Mechanics' Institutes: Community Hubs Reborn
Discover how historic Mechanics' Institutes across Australia are transforming into vital community hubs, offering everything from yoga classes to digital literacy workshops while preserving their rich heritage.
Reform UK Councillor Defects to Conservatives Over Policies
A sitting Reform UK councillor has dramatically defected to the Conservative Party, revealing his growing unease with Reform's policies and leadership style in an exclusive statement.
Reform UK Councillor Defects to Conservatives
A senior Reform UK councillor has dramatically crossed the floor to join the Conservatives, citing growing discomfort with his former party's direction and leadership.
Guardian Issues Major Corrections Across Political Reporting
The Guardian's latest corrections column reveals significant errors across political reporting, financial figures, and cultural coverage - highlighting why media accountability is crucial for public trust.
Times publishes fake Bill de Blasio AI interview
The Times newspaper faces embarrassment after publishing an entirely fabricated AI-generated interview with former New York City mayor Bill de Blasio, raising serious questions about media verification processes.
Global Visual Journey: This Week's 20 Most Striking Photos
From celestial wonders to urban poetry, explore the world through 20 breathtaking images that captured moments of beauty, conflict and human connection across continents.
South London council in child exploitation report
A south London local authority finds itself under the spotlight after being identified in a major government report examining child exploitation risks across the country, raising serious questions about safeguarding practices.
Corbyn to make panto debut in Wizard of Oz
Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is swapping politics for pantomime, set to appear in a local Islington production of The Wizard of Oz this Christmas season.
Auckland Local's Guide: Hidden Gems & Must-Do Experiences
Discover the authentic side of Auckland with our insider's guide to the best walks, day trips, food spots, and local secrets in New Zealand's vibrant harbour city.
Islington's Hidden Histories Revealed
Discover the fascinating untold stories of Islington's past, from radical reformers to pioneering women, in this deep dive into the borough's rich historical tapestry.
London council staff overpaid £480k in payroll scandal
Westminster City Council faces scrutiny after internal audit reveals nearly half a million pounds in staff overpayments, with taxpayers footing the bill for administrative errors.
Bari Weiss Appointed CBS Evening News Host
Controversial journalist Bari Weiss takes the helm at CBS Evening News, marking a dramatic shift for the network's flagship programme and sparking debate across media circles.
SEND transport crisis leaves vulnerable pupils stranded
Exclusive investigation reveals how skyrocketing transport expenses are forcing vulnerable SEND pupils to miss school, with costs surging by millions and families facing impossible choices.
Guardian Corrections: Setting the Record Straight
The Guardian's latest corrections column reveals errors in reporting on everything from political statements to financial figures, showing how even major publications must course-correct.
City AM's 18-Year Mission to Make Budgets Compelling
Discover how City AM revolutionised budget coverage, transforming dry financial data into compelling narratives that captivate London's business elite for nearly two decades.
Jean Finlayson: Trailblazing Women's Journalism Pioneer
Celebrating the extraordinary life and career of Jean Finlayson, the pioneering journalist who transformed women's journalism and championed female voices in media.
Bexley Council's £22.5m budget gap warning
Exclusive: Bexley Council faces £22.5 million budget gap amid soaring costs and service demands, with council tax hikes likely for residents.
Uxbridge mourns beloved shopkeeper in emotional tribute
Heartfelt tributes flood in for popular Uxbridge shopkeeper whose sudden passing leaves community in mourning and family sharing emotional farewell.
Birmingham Council Bankruptcy: Financial Crisis Deepens
Birmingham City Council faces unprecedented financial crisis as spending cuts fail to prevent effective bankruptcy. Expert analysis reveals the grim reality for residents and services.
Puntland's drought crisis through powerful photography
Stunning photography reveals how relentless drought and disappearing rainy seasons are transforming life in Somalia's Puntland region, forcing communities to adapt to an increasingly arid landscape.
Guardian Corrections: When Major News Outlets Err
The Guardian's latest corrections roundup reveals significant errors in reporting, from misidentified locations to factual inaccuracies in high-profile stories. Discover what the newspaper got wrong and how they're setting the record straight.
Peter Frost: Guardian Journalist Who Fought for Workers
Celebrating the remarkable life and career of Peter Frost, the trailblazing trade union journalist whose powerful writing gave voice to Britain's working class for over five decades.
Fake De Blasio interview scandal rocks New York Times
A sophisticated hoax featuring a fabricated interview with former New York mayor Bill de Blasio has exposed vulnerabilities in political journalism and raised questions about AI-generated deception.
Council four-day weeks face government crackdown
Local authorities across England are mobilising against four-day working weeks as South Cambridgeshire's pioneering trial faces government intervention and mounting political pressure.
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